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Old 02-21-16, 04:58 PM   #14
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Quick question Stevehull: I like that method of finding the maximum BTU load of your heating system but I have a curveball. What if I have a newer natural gas furnace with throttling gas valves? It's no longer on or off, it can run at a reduced setting for quite some time. How would I go about running this test?
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